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Reasons Why 6sec Is A Better App Than Official Vine App For Windows Phone


Basically there are 6 main reasons why 6sec is a better app than official Vine app for Windows Phone. Its been a while since 6sec was hanging around while official app just came out on Tuesday. Both have the essential features of viewing and uploading Vine videos, but 6sec comes out on top right now.

#1 Cool Gestures

6sec provides much better gestures that we cant see in the official app. Say for example, flip over a Vine video while it’s still playing to comment, like, or re-vine. At the main timeline, you can also pinch to zoom out. On the official app, you swipe left or right to get into different sections like the notifications, explore, and your profile.

#2 Double Tap To Like

All of a sudden you wanted to like something and third part app 6 sec provides you the feature of liking something by taping two times which you cant see in the official app. For this you need to scroll down and look for the actual like button.

#3 Extra Screen Space

And while discussing about the screen space 6sec do have the advantage over the official app. While scrolling down, the top bar disappears, creating more space. The top bar on the official Vine app stays in position.

#4 Themes

You can find a variety of themes in 6sec. If you don’t like the look of 6sec, you have three themes to choose from. You choose light, dark, or black and white theme, There is no such option for the official Vine app.

#5 Multiple Accounts

Have multiple accounts? 6sec lets you switch between them quickly. They don't have such a function on the official Vine app.

#6 Tagging

Tagging people on Vine notifies your friends of your posts. This is one way to get more views for your posts and possibly more comments, likes, and re-vines. You can tag people on 6sec, but not the official Vine app for Windows Phone.And as i could read these reasons are more than enough to confirm that 6sec is a much better app than the offical vine app, but still dont forget that its still an official app.

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